Scholastic Art - Teachers Edition Scholastic Inc Offers a balanced art program that meets curriculum needs with classic and contemporary artists, art history, hands-on workshops and student artist profiles.             Art Projects by Design: A Guide for the Classroom1 review Del Klaustermeier Teacher Ideas Press, 1997 A great book for teaching the elements of art This is a great book for teaching the specifics of art and design. The lessons are easy to follow and they are marked for different ability level. The only unfortunate thing about this book is that the art projects are shown in black and white; the section on color is hardly done any justice in ...             Multicultural Studio Art Projects for Secondary Students: Ready-To-Use Lesson Plans, Color Prints and ...2 reviews Susan Hogan Prentice Hall, 1997 What a wonderful way of teaching. Bravo! + A resource that real teachers can use with real students Susan Hogan's book is a fascinating exploration of several different cultures through their art, their customs, geography and history. Her insight into the nature of the different societies brings a deep understanding of how art has been interwoven with the needs and rituals of that society. It ...             Art Is...1 review Bob Raczka Millbrook Press, 2003 Art is more than paintings. Teach your child! I have been looking for simple books to introduce my preschooler to Art (with a capital A). Most kids in preschool have plenty of opportunities to express their creativity in craft projects, but explaining "Art" to a child is daunting. This book is a fantastic starting point. It features brief, ...             The Art Teacher's Book of Lists29 reviews Helen D. Hume Jossey-Bass, 2003 Art Teacher's Must Have + Must Have Resource + excellent This is a wonderful resource. To have this kind of information all in one place is a phenomenal aid to any art teacher! It is full of information and ideas! The book is well organized and very easy to read. I highly recommend it to any one interested in art.             Isms: Understanding Art3 reviews Stephen Little Universe Publishing, 2004 An Immediately Indispensable Aid + The perfect pocket guide to art. + Very brief but can be useful Stephen Little has created a brief, succinct, thorough, and portable little book that provides a much-needed resource. No matter where you are with art, be it novice, museum visitor, gallery wanderer, artist, teacher, collector, writer, essayist, advanced art historian who makes frequent speeches, ...             School Arts - the Art Education Magazine for K-12 Art Educat4 reviews Davis Publications Inc A must have resource + Super publication! + Wonderful Resource As an art teacher who has taught at all level from elementary to high school, this is a very valuable resource. I have been a subscriber for 7 years and still have every issue. Whenever I am looking for new ideas for my classes, I turn back to my past issues and always find a great project. One of ...             From Ordinary To Extraordinary: Art & Design Problem Solving15 reviews Ken Vieth Sterling, 1999 Good for High School Curriculum + Useful art projects for the art teacher or classroom teacher + Unique book. + Wonderful Art Thinker + A great find for any secondary art teacher.             Complete Art Curriculum Activities: 150 Easy-To-Use Art Lessons in 8 Exciting Creative Media for Grades 1-82 reviews Barbara McNally Reuther, Diane Enemark Fogler Parker Publishing Company, 2001 A great art book to get ideas from! This book was given to me as a gift and I have enjoyed using it as a jumping off point for my kids in elementary art lessons. It is well organized and even helps teachers out by categorizing the chapters by type of art and then from simple to more complex projects. My only complaint (and this is ...             Art Therapy Activities: A Practical Guide for Teachers, Therapists And Parents Pamela J. Stack Charles C. Thomas Publisher, 2006             The New Drawing on the Right Side of the Brain168 reviews Betty Edwards Tarcher, 1999 Excellent book! + Fabulous and instructive + I had it for a while... + The Best Book to start learning drawing             How to Talk to Children About Art2 reviews FranCoise Barbe-Gall Chicago Review Press, 2005 Great ways to talk about art with kids + How to Talk to Children About Art I found this book quite informative with many practical suggestions. It gives specific ideas for each age group, sample questions, etc. It also gives age appropriate definitions for words used in discussing art, like landscape, portrait, old masters, and others. A great book for parents or ...             Yardsticks: Children in the Classroom Ages 4-14 : A Resource for Parents and Teachers18 reviews Chip Wood Northeast Foundation for Children, 1997 Excellent Book - I recommend to any parent or teacher! + Resource for parents and teachers + Yardsticks is a must by for educators! + Amazing + Yardsticks             A Survival Kit for the Elementary/Middle School Art Teacher (J-B Ed:Survival Guides)27 reviews Helen D. Hume Jossey-Bass, 2001 great resource + Great. Everything was awsome! + Text Book + A great resource for teachers (especially new ones!)             Survival Kit for the Secondary School Art Teacher10 reviews Helen D. Hume Center for Applied Research in Education, 1990 This is it if you have to be a jack of all trades in your art department. + fantastic resource! + great resource book + Survival Kit for Secondary art School teacher             Multiple Intelligences: New Horizons in Theory and Practice4 reviews Howard Gardner Basic Books, 2006 Bringing Multiple Intelligences into the 21st Century + Best thing to hit education reform since...um....ever. + Gardner Returns to Multiple Intelligences Theory + Hallmark of Multiple Intelligences Theory             How to Draw What You See (Practical Art Books)27 reviews Rudy De Reyna Watson-Guptill, 1996 Learned to draw portraits + Book For A School + Another Excellent Beginner Guide + How to Draw What You See (Practical Art Books)             New Drawing on the Right Side of the Brain Workbook: Guided Practice in the Five Basic Skills of Drawing36 reviews Betty Edwards Tarcher, 2002 drawing workbook + Skilled Drawing + Brilliant + New Drawing on the Right Side of the Brain Workbook: + Cracking the wall             Drawing for Dummies17 reviews Brenda Hoddinott For Dummies, 2003 Good basic drawing book + Exceptional Read + very Pleased !! This is a nice basic drawing book. This book teaches you how to do tonal drawings by crosshatching. She doesn't smudge her drawings to save time and you can tell by the finished piece. This would be good practice for someone interested in printmaking.             The Usborne Book of Art Skills7 reviews Fiona Watt Usborne Books, 2005 Check the Dimensions + Perfect for kids and adults! + Art Skills for Young Children + great book for reference